Converse of object

• invest: But the Court does assume that the claimant will invest the lump sum: otherwise there would be no need for a discount.

• pay: If you do not make a nomination we will pay the lump sum to your estate.

• calculate: He will do this by providing the lump sum calculated by the court.

• provide: He will do this by providing the lump sum calculated by the court.

• award: The objective is to award a lump sum that will enable the claimant to meet his assessed needs over the relevant period.

• base: We then work out a pension and a lump sum based on the period and pay we have picked.

Preposition: at

• retirement: The tax-free lump sum at retirement will normally be 25 % of the value of the fund up to the Lifetime Allowance.

Adjective modifier

• tax-free: From A day, the maximum tax-free lump sum will be 25 % of the value of the fund.

• free: If you survive the diagnosis for more than 28 days you will receive the Sum assured as a tax free lump sum.

• maximum: From A day, the maximum tax-free lump sum will be 25 % of the value of the fund.

• large: The final payment is a large lump sum of the remaining principal.

• annual: This annual tax-free lump sum is normally paid from November and most payments are made by Christmas.

Preposition: on

• retirement: Can I take my lump sum on retirement and not the pension?

Modifies a noun

• payment: The simplest is a lump sum payment of the value of the policy.

• death: The treatment of lump sum death benefits is different.

• compensation: Once a lump sum compensation payment has been received, it may affect your client's entitlements to any income-based benefits.

• benefit: The treatment of lump sum death benefits is different.

• payout: With the lump sum payout she had received together with personal savings, Gisella decided to attend Westminster College and retrain as a designer.

• commutation: We have also looked in detail at the savings to be made from removing the 85 Rule and the 25 % lump sum commutation.

Preposition: of

• money: These are loans to large organizations ( such as governments and corporations ) which you can buy for lump sums of money.